“To help kids learn how to interact with others with confidence is teaching an invaluable life skill. For kids whose facial appearance is different, it is essential. making faces is filling an integral gap in promoting children’s mental wellness.”
Dr. Khrista Boylan

“Michael taught us games that help us to talk in front of people and look at them when we talk. I’m not scared anymore. I just get up and say whatever I have to say.”
Meagan, age 11

“Before I met Michael I’d retaliate and fight. But with Michael, I learned to walk away, to calm down and not fight.”
Ryan, age 11

“I thought I wasn’t as capable as the other kids. That I couldn’t really do anything without messing up. When I went to the program it built up my confidence, to get up and get it over with instead of waiting for the teacher to call me up. I’m not waiting to show that I can do it.”
Alex, age 10

“Before I felt lonely, like I was the only one. It’s fun with Michael. I feel more happy. I just feel happy. I don’t have to worry about what other people say. I care about myself. I like myself. That’s all I care about.” …
Rubini, age 12

" I like doing the improv games, I learned to be more confident with the speeches."
Taylor Laszewski, age 11

"I took his class, he was funny and he understands what kids want, also the games were exciting and fun."
Laura, age 13

"making faces is a fun program for all kids! I have had a lot of fun in it and would enjoy coming back. Thank you!"
Chelsey, age 14